Have to agree with Agu. Spent a bit of time browsing a few weeks ago and great space and variety. Lots of warhols on the Warhol which you don't see to often.

It's not hard to find Warhol prints as he made so many of the fuckers (and consequentially not all of them were great). Every gallery from Hong Kong to New York seems to stock Warhols (along with the statutory Lichtensteins). It's a shame they're not more up to speed with what's going on in the current print market, though give it 20 years and they'll catch on. Tagliatella Gallery in NYC has it's finger on the pulse more than most.

From what I here it's pretty damn good. Hoping to make it there sometime this week.

I went to it yesterday, some great warhol stuff on display and the Hattie Stewart room is excellent.
Ill upload some pics.

hi guys,
if anyone got some warhold prints for sale please pm me
Cheers!
Nico

Nice to see the entire Soup Can I series displayed together.

www.halcyongallery.com/

www.halcyongallery.com/exhibitions/warhol-icons

WARHOL ICONS
18 Apr 2016 - 15 May 2016

Halcyon Gallery presents its very first exhibition devoted entirely to the works of Andy Warhol. With over one hundred pieces on display, including graphics, portfolios and original works on paper and canvas, WARHOL ICONS will be an exploration of the legendary Pop Art icon’s artistic ingenuity and importance.

The exhibition spans Warhol’s iconic career from his early illustrative works of the 1950s, through Pop Art’s 1960s heyday, until his untimely death in 1987 - addressing the artist’s exploration of every facet of modern life, from consumerism and commissions to Communist politics.

Amongst portraits of iconic figures and celebrity friends such as screen siren Ingrid Bergman and champion heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali, WARHOL ICONS includes an original self-portrait - Self Portrait in Fright Wig, a striking collage work on paper which celebrates the artist’s enduring legacy and mastery of his brand.

Displayed according to Warhol’s original 1962 brief as to simulate cans stacked along supermarket shelves, the instantly-recognisable packaging present in the Campbell’s Soup I portfolio exemplifies Warhol’s fascination with commercial culture, the mainstream and mass production. In the same room, an original Campbell’s Soup Box: Chicken Soup is an interesting development – commissioned following the success of the former portfolio, the soup boxes further demonstrate a revolutionary period in art and culture where the status of everyday consumer items was elevated.

Along with Campbell’s Soup I, the exhibition features five of Warhol’s most celebrated portfolios of 10, including Cowboys and Indians and Endangered Species - the former deriving from the treasure trove of archival photographs, postcards and images of Native American artefacts that the artist collected throughout his life whilst the latter is a nod to Warhol’s ongoing interest in conservation and the environment.

WARHOL ICONS also features the rarely-seen Anatom (Rado Watches) – produced just a few months before his death and one of his last works ever created. The work is one of only three canvases created by Warhol depicting the iconic Rado DiaStar ‘Anatom’ watch. Rado Switzerland – a watch brand renowned for its sleek, luxury timepieces – commissioned the artist to produce the series of paintings in conjunction with their seventieth anniversary in 1987.

WARHOL ICONS offers an engaging insight into the life and works of a cultural icon. Through Warhol’s discerning eye, the exhibition reveals a layered social and cultural commentary underpinned by the visual art movement, Pop Art.

Bidding just started today May 3 at Christies and ends on the 12th, if you are interested in a Marilyn!
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Betty and I went to check the Warhols out at the Halcyon. Apparently this is one of the last of the full soup can sets in the world. The rest have been split up. I didn't ask how much..

There's another full set located in New York.  I have seen it with my own 2 eyes.  

Always enjoy Warhol. I remember the wildlife paintings being exhibited as a special thing at NYC's Museum of Natural History in the 80's. Ah, the 80's...found myself listening to some New Order, OMD and John Foxx Ultravox last night.

I have a poorly made reprint of a 1999 reprint of a 1985 show. 
I have been trying to get my hands on the more than affordable 1999 version but it seems the road to ownership is rife with fakes. 

Anyone have one for sale? If you have one that you don't wish to sell, posting pictures would be appreciated so that I can continue to have comparisons to in the struggle. 

Thanks.

Sorry I wasn't more specific. I am looking for the 1999 version of the following poster...







The 1985 version is out of my reach and the mountain of fakes are garbage.